8 Review (s)

  1. Anna Ivanovna MURAVTSOVA

    To treat diseases of the cardiovascular system, as well as to normalize the level of cholesterol in the blood, I use hawthorn berries.
    A glass of boiling water requires 1 tbsp. l young fruits. Cook them on low heat until the liquid is boiled in half. I take 0,5 tsp. 3 times a day before meals. The course is 3-4 months.
    In hypertensive diseases and nerve overload, it is better to use the infusion. 1 Art. l dried berries pour a glass of boiling water, insist 2 hours in a dark place, strain through gauze fabric. Consume according to 1-2 Art. l 4 once a day before meals.

    For the treatment of angina, you must take on 6 Art. l dried hawthorn berries and motherwort grass, pour 7 cups of boiling water over them, cover them with a blanket and let them stand for 24 hours Then strain the infusion, and squeeze the hawthorn berries with gauze. Keep this tool must be in the refrigerator. Take 3 X-NUMX once a day.

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  2. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    the hawthorn, which I grew from the cutting, suddenly began to dry out, the leaves curled, it did not bear fruit. What is this disease? How to help him?

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  3. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    I would like to ask the readers to tell in detail about the growing of hawthorn. I'm interested not only in information on how to prepare a place for planting, and about fertilizing, but also how to properly place the seedlings, so that they turned out to be a hedge. And, of course, I would be happy with the recipes for using berries. Of course, I'm primarily interested in the opinion of those who grow or grow hawthorn with their own hands.

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  4. Lydia GORBUNOVA

    I grew a hawthorn from very small shoots sent from places of the Kursk-Oryol arc - my homeland, where a German cleaned us under a bulldozer. It’s scary to remember how much we endured! They went hungry for four days: the German took everything. In addition, he burned a haystack stocked up by his parents. And now I’m reading “Cottage”: some collect crusts of bread and put them in a barrel with manure to feed the plants — this is no good! Give better to the birds. But on this subject is enough.
    Now it’s not bad for those who want to work on the earth. I have 6 acres, I grow everything I want, just enough. Hawthorn planted with manure, watered - started and quickly went up. In the third year it bloomed and yielded a crop. Now he is already six years old, about 3 m tall, blooms profusely, densely.
    Berry picking - after a little frost. I collect them and dry them on batteries in candy boxes - very convenient. He has a lot of fans - everyone gets it: this is such a big crop every year.

    And about the fence: plant more often and do not cut, it is very prickly. I deducted in the book on the treatment of plants that tinctures of flowers and fruits of hawthorn lower the excitability of the central nervous system, have a beneficial effect on the heart muscle, enhance the blood circulation of the vessels of the heart and brain, eliminate arrhythmia, somewhat reduce blood pressure, improve sleep and general condition of patients.

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  5. Irina Ustyugova, the city of Smolensk

    How is it easier to propagate the hawthorn blood-red? Is it necessary to cover young seedlings for the winter?

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    • OOO "Sad"

      Hawthorn blood red is the most common species in the middle lane. This deciduous prickly bush (or small tree) is decorative in the spring, during flowering, and in the autumn, when the fruits ripen.

      It can be propagated by seeds and vegetatively. The simplest way is by layering. In the early spring near the bush I dig out the grooves, lay flexible shoots in them (it is better to use one-year increments) and peg with metal staples so that a few kidneys (tops) remain on the surface. I fall asleep with soil, water, mulch sawdust. Plant young plants in autumn, when rootlets appear, or next spring - during this time, the root system has time to develop well, but for the winter it is necessary not to forget to soil the layers with soil. For young seedlings I prepare pits with a depth of 40 cm and a width of up to 50-60 cm, at the bottom I lay drainage on a quarter.

      After planting abundantly watered, mulch peat, humus. During the season I loosen the soil around and apply fertilizers: the first time - during the bud blossoming (2 tbsp urine-wine / 10 l water), the second time - in the summer, until the appearance of fruits (2 tbsp nitrophosks / 10 l water). The first 2 year of the planted kids in case of a harsh winter is desirable to be wrapped with burlap, wrapped in two or three layers. In the future, hawthorn is frost-resistant.
      Alla STANULEVICH

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  6. Alevtina TKACHENKO, Republic of Crimea

    Planted in the garden Altai hawthorn, which in nature grows in the foothills of Central Asia.

    This species is “imprisoned” for poor, crushed, with a slightly alkaline soil reaction - just like ours. He needs fertilizing only in the first few years after planting, and then moderate. In the future, the long roots themselves find their food, although in the spring I still feed the tree a little with ammonium nitrate. It is remarkable that Altai hawthorn does not suffer from chlorosis on alkaline soil. On the contrary, when planting on fat soil with a neutral reaction, sand and chalk will have to be applied under it, and on acidic soil it will generally grow poorly.

    At me the hawthorn grows remarkably, promising to turn to a tall tree. In nature this species reaches 8-10 m and lives very long. My still not large, but already fructifies. In the spring, the caps of white flowers bloom on it, orange fruit ripens towards the autumn. The fruits of the Altai hawthorn, like other species, are curative. I dry them and in winter I add a little tea.

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  7. Svetlana Vladimirovna Filimonova, Moscow

    Maksimovich hawthorn is one of the most precocious representatives of this species, by about mid-August the plant is strewn with bunches of orange berries. This is an excellent ornamental plant, the fruits of which are edible, and everyone knows about the benefits of hawthorn berries.

    The hawthorn Maximovich has very velvety, soft leaves, quite large ones. From this bush you will get a good hedge, forming a dense green massif, or excellent solitary planting, yielding useful fruits.

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